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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22511, 15 December 1947, Page 2

IPQI OOlOft FINALLY TONIGHT 2 p.m. 8 p.m. BARBARA SMKWKCIt MoneAii IN WARNERS’ GAY and AMUSING “INDISCRETION” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Presentation Night! Majestic Theatre THURSDAY, DEC. 18, 8 p.m. “RADIO & STAGE TALENT QUEST” Plus Audience Participation ITEMS BY WINNERS! PRESENTATION OF PRIZES! ITEMS BY GUEST ARTISTS ! Reserves at Regent Theatre! No Advance in Prices! TENDERS TENDERS FOR SALE. 11 ACRES of good clean standing Hay, To be seen at Huxley Road, Haiti. Write to — R. H. COOPER, P.O. Box 188, GISBORNE. 546 WAIKOHU COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS closing at 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, December 23rd, are called for: CONTRACT 6/47. Supplying and carting 1000 c. yds. of metal at Motu. Specifications may be seen at the Council’s Offices, Te Karaka. S. R. CURRIE, 552 County Engineer. WAR ASSETS REALISATION BOARD. THE War Assets Realisation Board invites tenders for: <1712) Motor Wooden Towboat No. 3. Length 45ft., breadth 14ft., single screw; heavy duty Atlas Diesel engine, 120 B.H.P. As it lies at Auckland. (1697) Motor Wooden Towboat No. 4. Length 45ft., breadth 14ft., single screw; heavy duty Atlas Diesel engine, 120 B.H.P. As it lies at Wellington. Further particulars and conditions of sale obtainable from Customhouse, Gisborne. Tenders close with Board’s Secretary (postal address, Private Bag, Lambton Quay P. 0., Wellington), to whom they should be addressed in envelopes marked "Tender No for .. . by noon on 12th January, 1947. * IR9 NATIVE LAND FOR LEASE. HE TAIRA WHItTdISTRICT MAORI AND BOARD invites tenders, closing ; 3 p.m. on the 17th day of December, 147 for a lease of the land situated in le ’Wairoa County described in the chedule hereto. The lease is being sued under the provisions of Section ! of the Native Land Act. 1931, and ill be for a term of- 21 years. A copy of the conditions and of the ase may be inspected at the Offices of ie Maori Land Board at Gisborne and ! Messrs. O’Malley and Jones, Solici>rs, at Wairoa. . Each tender must be enclosed in a :aled envelope marked “Tender for ease” and addressed to the Registrar : the Maori Land Board at Gisborne, :companied with an approved cheque : cash for the first half-year’s rent at ie rate offered in the tender, which ust be not less than the upset rental town hereunder. The highest or any nder will not necessarily be accepted, ossession will be given on the Ist jbruary, 1948, but if for any reason the oard is unable to give title after :cepting a tender, the contract will be :emed cancelled and the sum deposited ith such accepted tender will be reirned without further liability upon ie Board. THE SCHEDULE. Tutuotekaha 187 Block, total area 299 :res, 3 roods, 30 perches. Upset rental jl per annum. „„„ R. J. THOMPSON, Registrar.

m LANCASHIRE Hsu ns MM > < ~Sr^'» ! w«sf- v? ‘£^ \ K2gK3s®<S HRMI s&jwki r« *•-.■ Ipigpilya IH ititt WS** Miii II REPORT FROM BRITAIN You don’t see "open-cast mining” like this in New Zealand ... these women and children scratching and scraping for bits of coal in the mud of a disused dump near a Lancashire town... carrying them away in prams and handcarts to supplement their meagre ration of winter fuel... Life is a struggle for the British people. They skimp and save and get along as best they can on the barest essentials. Do we leave it to them to win through on their own ? Or do we give them all the help we can—by producing more, saving more, sacrificing more? It’s up to youl ISSUED BY THE AID FOR BRITAIN NATIONAL COUNCIL